 | Chapter Outline
(See related pages)
- The Beginnings of the Archaeological Record
- The Earliest Forms of Stone Tools
- The Nature of the Early Archaeological Sites
- The Interpretation of Protohuman Behavior
- Archaeology in Practice: The Basics of Working Stone
- How Were the Olduvai and Koobi Fora Sites Formed?
- Who Created the Sites? The Roles of Carnivores and Hominins
- Cut Marks on Bone: Butchery at Olduvai and Koobi Fora
- Case Study: The Interpretation of Early Hominin Behavior: The DK Controversy
- Explaining the Sites: Alternative Hypotheses
- Successful Scavengers?
- Conclusion
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